Sunday Independent (Ireland) - 2017-11-05

• Abuse in the arts: the shocking truth
• The craic will save the world
• Now minister declares war on university gender bias
• 5C OFF A LITRE OF FUEL AT
• Warning of emissions surge on clogged roads
• Victim locked in shed by burglars
• Stephen Fry ‘enchanted’ by the reaction to his blasphemy case
• IDA chief ‘understand­s’ Apple anger over Athenry
• Civil action against Molly and father over murder faces long delay
• Rugby bid hits out at security ratings
• Gate’s ex-leading man caught in the spotlight
• No room for harassment in the Dail
• Sex abuse allegation­s cannot be used as a weapon in culture wars says Eilis O’Hanlon
• Strong-minded and brave kidnap victim Jennifer Guinness left €9m
• Central Bank found ‘zero’ tracker cases
• How a postman’s multi-million gambling frenzy began with just a single €1 bet
• Alliance at war over plan for talks with North Korea
• Psychic exposed as fraudster leaves trail of unpaid debts in UK
• Nama raises security in face of occupation threat
• Anatomy of a broken dream: how our World Cup bid sold us short
• ‘Remove objection or we will sell developmen­t to social housing’
• Winona served 15 years in exile for shopliftin­g but men escape unscathed
• The Queen of our home and hearts
• COUNTRY MATTERS
• It’s not easy being a man — but health campaign aims to cut six-year life gap
• I’m staggered by the wartime bravery of my father, the spy
• Dear Rev Mother,
• Dear Baby Ross,
• Dear Ireland,
• Dear Eileen and Patrick,
• To a mother’s daughter.
• IN A GALAXY NOT SO FAR, FAR AWAY, AN IRISH STAR WAS BORN
• Jagger finally crosses the line from cool icon to sad old man
• REBELLION WITHOUT A CAUSE?
• Puigdemont calls for Catalan coalition in election as protests mount over imprisonme­nt of politician­s
• May’s aides ‘sat on’ Tory sleaze claims
• Upsurge in regional xenophobia leaves Europe facing state of flux
• Trump’s impact — one year on
• Lebanon PM Hariri resigns amid fears of attempted assassinat­ion plot against him
• ART OF BEING A PROPER POIROT
• Grace Marks — fairest of the fair at heart of brutal murder case
• Terror attack suspect ‘brainwashe­d’, says sister
• New Yorkers’ reaction puts Trump to shame
• NYPD says rape claim is ‘credible’
• No excuses for Spacey as gay stars hit by rule change
• A-list star gave encouragem­ent to young actors during his Irish visits
• Ending harassment in workplace will definitely not stop true love
• Ups and downs of political reality face Varadkar as he follows power out west
• Gardai of all ranks have been caught slacking on the job
• Luther’s role in preserving and promoting the Irish language
• We are all counting cost of the Cabinet’s three weakest links
• State failing in its duty to help hidden army of carers
• Northern Ireland deserves better
• QUOTES OF THE WEEK
• A curious tale of two Noonans — and Hillary’s smarter sister
• Life is all about the memories that we make along the way
• Soothing Arona therapy
• Tucson is top here but a big beast rules the world
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD NO 1,120
• Taking care that caring isn’t too careful
• Sir Ninian Stephen
• Anne Wiazemsky
• George Young
• Constructi­ve discussion needed
• SUNDAY INDEPENDEN­T QUIZWORD No334
• Rubber wheels and traffic volumes
• Joe’s powerful, harrowing story
• THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS
• Peadar’s tale of man’s inhumanity
• We must sort our own house out first
• Medical realities of saving mothers
• There really should be laws against this
• CHAPTER 6 The blood-soaked bedroom
• The ABC interviews: telling the Martens’ story
• ‘Do you know what malice sounds like?’
• The verdict: the Corbett family are heard
• Epilogue: Life after death
• State faces Brexit aid battle with Europe
• Boyne Valley food export hub set to create 2,500 jobs
• EMPOWERING DEALS How to save thousands on your energy bills,
• RICHARD CURRAN
• Why confidence is contagious
• ‘Endless’ post-Brexit opportunit­ies for Australian trade after EU deal
• Sector’s veterans back food hub plan
• Ryanair’s stance in talks ‘aggressive’, claims Ukraine
• Marian O’Gorman and son set for court as mediation fails
• Airport workers see sharp fall in pension values
• Cairn customers left frustrated over wait to move into their new homes
• Irish manufactur­er hitting the heights with 2.5 million tiles at Bloomberg HQ
• Failed meat firm leaves debts of €1.5m
• Property group’s ‘Dublin Living’ housing sale hit by 11th-hour title snag
• Finnish model may be key to solving housing crisis
• Coulson among high-profile names sitting on $10m investment losses
• The hidden costs of Donohoe’s stamp duty hike start to bite for business
• A balanced approach to the legalities surroundin­g ‘gag’ clauses is needed
• Fintech future for credit unions
• Tapping into water market was a marketing triumph
• Tech giants face ad clampdown
• MARKETING PEOPLE
• Plainly, we must speak to banks in language they understand and make them pay price
• USEFUL RESOURCES
• Do I owe National Solidarity Bonds tax?
• Price is right for Durex-to-Nurofen big brand owner Reckitt Benckiser
• ‘My first-timer insurance cost as much as the car’
• Pharma and biotech on fast track
• Research was crucial to Pharmapod’s success in the Canadian market
• Innovate to elevate Irish businesses in Australia
• Comparing airline sister acts in a whistlesto­p trip out east
• How can I prepare my team to cope without me while I am on extended paternity leave?
• Let there be lights — to pep up winter mood
• Accounting software specialist doing it by the books with its cloud service
• Whiskey exports boom but industry criticises new law
• Bitcoin sector is angry at EI over funding stance
• You too can become an investor in exciting new Irish innovation
• Publishing queen’s success story is talk of the town
• ‘HURRY IS THE ENEMY OF LOVE’
• Sometimes a bargain is a dangerous thing
• Please Jesus, leave Christmas in December
• The glory truth that masks laziness
• ‘I was naive thinking I could fix extreme poverty’
• I have just beaten cancer but all I get from my aunt is criticism
• I can’t stand men and I’m not into women
• Tom Humphries case raises a great many disturbing questions
• Piano pair’s lessons in the key of life
• I am near perfect. But she needs to change
• Losing weight and learning to be happy again
• WHEN IT’S NOT THAT SIMPLE: WEIGHT-LOSS THROUGH THERAPY
• The dream of printing a better human
• Time to honour the best of 2017’s Irish writing
• Tale of 1940s Brooklyn slips into a pastiche of classic noir
• 25 years of Silence for Jodie Foster
• ‘The night before the operation, I told my children I loved them — then buried my head in a towel and sobbed...’
• Murder On The Orient Express
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer
• Condemned to Remember
• Dublin’s characters let loose upon the world
• Just can’t get enough of Dave Gahan
• Out There A Little Longer
• My blue heaven
• Island resort fun for all the family CORK
• A modern mental health heroine
• I could have told you Vincent...
• This Crowded House
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• FILM HIGHLIGHTS
• Amanda Byram
• Victoria Beckham
• Joe Canning
• Tommy Tiernan
• goes bananas with delicious recipes
• Our chic Parisian apartment
• Rosalind Lipsett
• How I saved my eyesight
• Weekender
• Irony runs in the family
• THE THING IS...
• Storm warnings
• Sarah Breen
• Pumpkin Soup
• Banana cake with caramel sauce
• Mating in captivity
• The social drinker
• VEGETARIAN TAGINE
• CHOCOLATE CHIP CHESTNUT COOKIES
• Kilronan knights
• Can’t afford a house? Try a restaurant with rooms
• WEXFORD WONDER
• MIX YOUR METALS1
• Fit for a family in Foxrock
• BUYER’S GUIDE
• Homes on the hill
• THREE ON THE MARKET
• Dublin office take-up strongest in 10 years
• KPMG Irish Independen­t Property Excellence Awards 2017 shortlist

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